Zarah Sultana is one of the youngest MPs in Parliament and has faced intense hostility from the right of the Labour Party since Keir Starmer’s ascent to leader.
The MP for Coventry South sat down with Ash Sarkar to talk about the reality of being a Muslim woman in the Labour Party, her interactions with Starmer’s office, the Islamophobia she faces in the public sphere, and why the majority of her Labour colleagues voted against a ceasefire in Gaza.
ACFM Trip 31: Strikes
TyskySour: Britain’s Energy Nightmare
TyskySour: Half A Million On Strike
TyskySour: Sunak’s NHS Pay Lies
Downstream: Science Isn’t Truth w/ Adam Rutherford
TyskySour: Hunt’s Economy Speech
TyskySour: Asylum Seeker Children Kidnapped
TyskySour: Zahawi On The Ropes
Downstream: The Sexual Marketplace w/ Annie Lord
TyskySour: Starmer At Davos
Novara FM: Havens in a Heartless World
TyskySour: Nurses On Strike
Downstream: Tories Don’t Think w/ Peter Hitchens
TyskySour: Anti-Strike Law Showdown
TyskySour: Doctors Tear Into The Tories For NHS Collapse
TyskySour: Ambulance Workers On Strike
TyskySour: Union Talks Break Down
TyskySour: Right To Strike Under Threat
TyskySour: Sunak’s Lame Duck Speech
Downstream: Novara’s 2022 Roundtable Review
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